By Lynn Greiner FORT COLLINS, Colo. – It seems every new technology suffers from the same problem – where vendors scramble to produce differentiated solutions and then belatedly realize that may mean their products don't play well with the rest of the ecosystem. This is where integration labs come in. They let partners (and competitors) test how well their equipment integrates with other technologies. The latest tech to require these labs is, no surprise, 5G. While 5G standards have been designed so telcos can build their 5G networks with open, cloud-native platforms that use modular software and hardware components from...